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Legislating British manners

Are the Apologies (Scotland) Bill and the Compensation Act 2006 by-products of the fear of a compensation culture, asks Chris Neale

How can solicitors handle banking super-glitches?

Simon Sheppard advises practitioners on remaining compliant with the SRA Accounts Rules when banking problems occur

Zero hour approaching

A recent case demonstrates a change in the weight given by tribunals to the insecure employment status of claimants when assessing compensation, says Katherine Highton

Reforms to family justice: A force for change or disruption?

Resolution discusses whether modifications to the family courts have improved matters for the organisation and its clients, or whether the legal aid cuts have made the changes redundant

Associate Announcement: Top UK and European law firms attend largest Aderant EMEA user conference to date

More than 120 attendees gather for insights from industry experts, best practice guidance and strategies for change management, reports Aderant

Associate Announcement: DPS launches iAttend - A new mobile application for criminal law firms

By DPS Software

General practitioners, not experts

Is the GP the best person to conduct mental capacity assessments?

Claims forecast: Some clouds on the horizon

Gaby Kaiser considers trends in professional negligence claims and what an exit from the EU and a move towards US-style group litigation could mean in the future